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Man, that was some hot phone call

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May 26, 2011
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where
by: gracemere gaza

i was just wondering where can i get sum seeds or 1 of those little buggerssounds like they are hot

Feb 14, 2008
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how you feelin' . . hot hot hot!!
by: Anonymous

This reminds me of when I was in Jamaica 30 odd years ago enjoying what started out a beautiful meal when I came across this little less-than-an-inch innocuous looking green "pod" on my plate. "Friend" (and I use that term very loosely!! LOL) assured me it was delicious and just to pop it in and eat it!! *^&$%#$%^** NEVER had I felt such PAIN - tears streaming and, I'm sure, steam issuing from both ears!!! That was my introduction to this plant genus!! I have now developed a fondness for growing and sampling these gorgeous fruits (although, not the ones where you need a cast iron interior!!! :-)

David actually gave me some rocotos a couple of years ago. They're a beautiful chilli. I saved them for the seeds and had a bumper crop of seedlings - several of which made their way back to David. I have a favourite photo of David's very first rocoto which I'll pop onto here - when my own computer gets over its "hissy fit" and allows me back on!

Feb 14, 2008
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how you feelin' . . hot hot hot!!
by: Anonymous

This reminds me of when I was in Jamaica 30 odd years ago enjoying what started out a beautiful meal when I came across this little less-than-an-inch innocuous looking green "pod" on my plate. "Friend" (and I use that term very loosely!! LOL) assured me it was delicious and just to pop it in and eat it!! *^&$%#$%^** NEVER had I felt such PAIN - tears streaming and, I'm sure, steam issuing from both ears!!! That was my introduction to this plant genus!! I have now developed a fondness for growing and sampling these gorgeous fruits (although, not the ones where you need a cast iron interior!!! :-)

David actually gave me some rocotos a couple of years ago. They're a beautiful chilli. I saved them for the seeds and had a bumper crop of seedlings - several of which made their way back to David. I have a favourite photo of David's very first rocoto which I'll pop onto here - when my own computer gets over its "hissy fit" and allows me back on!

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